Why is the crypto market up today?

This bear market has seen the collapse of Celsius, Three Arrows Capital, Voyager, and now FTX, but the worst is likely over, a hedge fund executive suggests. 743 Total views 5 Total shares While the FTX crisis is continuing to unfold, the former head of risk at Credit Suisse believes the exchange's fall from grace…

Congress clearly has crypto on the brain, with the question of regulation being a matter of when.At a Jan. 30 hearing before the Fintech Task Force, a body within the United States House of Representatives, lawmakers were focused on bringing crypto into the conversation. The basicsThe hearing — entitled “Is Cash Still King? Reviewing the Rise…

Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange DragonEx has notified its users that it suffered a hack, according to an official announcement on the platform’s Telegram Channel on March 25.The incident— described as “attacks from hackers” that resulted in the transfer and theft of both “users’ [...] and Platform crypto assets,” reportedly occurred on March 24, and was immediately…

After three months of consecutive growth, centralized exchange trading volumes fell to their lowest this year in April. 114 Total views 1 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTCentralized crypto exchanges have seen a dip in trading volumes in April for the first time in three months as digital…

The shutdown of Coinnest on April 18, one of the major crypto exchanges in South Korea, showcased the intense brutality of the 16-month bear market, which came crashing down as soon as bitcoin achieved an all-time high at a price of $20,000.While not many major crypto exchanges have closed their operations in the past year,…

Lucien Chen — the former chief technical officer (CTO) and co-founder of blockchain protocol Tron (TRX) — has announced he is leaving the project, claiming it has become excessively centralized and strayed from its founding principles. Chen revealed his decision in a Medium blog post published on May 10.In his announcement, Chen recounts the history…

A pair of researchers from ETH Zurich, in Switzerland, have developed a method by which, theoretically, any artificial intelligence (AI) model that relies on human feedback, including the most popular large language models (LLMs), could potentially be jailbroken.Jailbreaking is a colloquial term for bypassing a device or system’s intended security protections. It’s most commonly used